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<blockquote data-quote="bluehdmc" data-source="post: 521167" data-attributes="member: 18471">Isn&#039;t there a saying those that can do, those that can&#039;t teach?&nbsp;I&#039;m sure DTS is tough, but so is spending 11 hours behind the wheel, with the occasional bathroom break. I&#039;d prefer to be in the sleeper with someone else driving who&#039;s done it before, and might have enough sense to pull over if they were feeling drowsy. Or at least have enough practical experience to recognize a potentially hazardous situation that may not have been covered in the classroom. As I stated in a previous post, I&#039;ve taken a few motorcycle safety courses, all good, in each one, given by a different instructor there were suggestions (or tips) made that weren&#039;t mentioned by another instructor. I&#039;m sure some of these tips were garnered by the instructors as a result of their own practical experience riding. I&#039;ve also found some of these tips also apply to driving my car and driving a feeder truck, and these sort of things weren&#039;t mentioned in feeder school.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bluehdmc, post: 521167, member: 18471"] Isn't there a saying those that can do, those that can't teach? I'm sure DTS is tough, but so is spending 11 hours behind the wheel, with the occasional bathroom break. I'd prefer to be in the sleeper with someone else driving who's done it before, and might have enough sense to pull over if they were feeling drowsy. Or at least have enough practical experience to recognize a potentially hazardous situation that may not have been covered in the classroom. As I stated in a previous post, I've taken a few motorcycle safety courses, all good, in each one, given by a different instructor there were suggestions (or tips) made that weren't mentioned by another instructor. I'm sure some of these tips were garnered by the instructors as a result of their own practical experience riding. I've also found some of these tips also apply to driving my car and driving a feeder truck, and these sort of things weren't mentioned in feeder school. [/QUOTE]

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